Go In-World
Current status
- Post-production action items (updated 4/7/13):
- Fixing the corrupt project file with our new workflow.
- Gathering reference art for upcoming CGI concept work.
- Continuing concept art for VFX (focusing on Junior's BioPhone), as well as working on the first 3D model (for the blooderflies).
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About the film
In-World War, a smart and offbeat indie sci-fi feature, tells the futuristic story of a debt-ridden and depressed beta tester trapped in a buggy virtual reality simulation of the "war on terror".
This site chronicles the making of the film, which is written and directed by DJ Bad Vegan, who (under a completely different name -- perhaps his own) also produced the award-winning narrative feature Quality of Life.
He also provides low-budget DIY filmmaking tips, tricks and indie distribution insights at his site DIYsucks.com and is the Galactic Overlord of the new indie sci-fi website Homemade Sci-Fi.
Contact: badvegan [at] studiolomismo [dot] com
Recent Posts
- Delousing: one third done
- Behind-the-Scenes Interview: Donavan Sell
- Hacking the XML
- We have a workflow to fix our project file!
- Behind-The-Scenes Interview: Davis Banta
- Files, drives and XML, oh my.
- Behind-The-Scenes Interview: Lauren Stava
- Audio file inventory complete
- Sneak peak at VFX concept art and post-prod update
- Behind-The-Scenes Interview: Akilah Aisha Reynolds
Press coverage (thanks!)
- io9: Join Us At The io9 WonderCon Meetup 4/2
- Film Ireland: Niall McKay talks to Brant Smith Director of 'In-World War'
- SF360: Bay Area narrative filmmakers are thriving in doc capital in '09
- Evening Herald.ie: Two new movies for model Viv as acting gamble is a winner
- IFTN: Vivienne Connolly Joins ‘In-World War’ Cast
- Independent.ie: Full steam ahead for Connolly film
- Geek Tyrant: Info on a great indie sci-fi film called IN-WORLD WAR
- Film School Rejects: 'In-world War' sounds like virtually brilliant sci-fi
- io9: Indie science fiction film tackles virtual reality and the war on terror
- SF360: Brant Smith's real, not virtual, directorial debut
